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Are there any famous people with Turner Syndrome? |
I'm doing a project for school and I haven't been able to find any famous or historical people with Turner Syndrome. If you known anybody famous/historical, I would really appreciate you telling me. here is link to Turner Syndrome society Turner Syndrome Society may be a help. Although ts is one in every 2500 live female births, it's is uncommon to hear of it. You can't tell by looking at a person like Down's or dwarfism if someone has turner's. I wonder if Biork does. Good luck on your paper. Please post any findings. |
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Your genetic counselor will explain everything. The important thing to know is that most women with Turner Syndrome (like me) live normal lives. The biggest problems associated with TS are with r... It was rather late for your diagnoses? This condition is usually determined early on in a girls development. The main drugs of choice is growth hormone & estrogen because the X chromosome affe... Turner Syndrome is a genetic abnormality, where there is one X chromosome instead of two X's or an X and a Y. All affected people are female. The syndrome is named after Dr. Henry Turner, wh... The first answer is incorrect. While turner is a genetic disease (resulting from one X chromosome and no Y) it can have "mosaic" expression. This means that some cells in a person's ... Turner's syndrome only affects females. It affects about 1 in every 3,000 births It is a chromosomal abnormality. they are missing 1 X chromosome. The cause in most cases is some fault in ... 1. What is Turner syndrome? Turner syndrome is a chromosomal condition that exclusively affects girls and women. It occurs when one of the two X chromosomes normally found in females is missing ... Nondisjunction During meiosis in either parent, a nondisjunction event can occur that leaves the gamete, either oocyte or spermatocyte, with neither X nor Y chromosome. When this gamete combines w... I believe so. Isn't it like crossing a horse and a donkey - wrong number of chromosome, I mean? Yikes, that sounds really bad, but- ugh. ... |
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